I couldn’t’ve’d cared fewer than I amming.

Eh. I could care fewer.

This distinction was first tentatively suggested by the grammarian Robert Baker in 1770, and it was eventually presented as a rule by many grammarians since then. However, modern linguistics has shown that idiomatic past and current usage consists of the word less with both countable nouns and uncountable nouns so that the traditional rule for the use of the word fewer stands, but not the traditional rule for the use of the word less.

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fewer_versus_less

Dragonriders of Pern series

Darn, they don’t have a pedestal version :(

It was very niche, but it’s great for viewing docs or other light work on a system you don’t want to install a whole office suite onto.

I like it when someone does a good cover.

Where do I find these

No it doesn’t. I feel fi…💥

Dagnabbit!

Does the math class cover game theory?

M2M isnt even listed at all.

Wouldn’t that technically be over the Biden Regime?

This reminds me of a story I read once about some airline that was well regarded for its adept mechanic/technician workforce. They would have sassy inspection notes like

Pilot: Front left tire almost needs replacing
Mechanic: Almost replaced front left tire.

Honestly, biting into a chocolate chip when you are expecting a raisin is also disgusting.

Yes and no, and it depends… the history of Latin is long and varied as it was spoken by many people in many places over a long time, so I’m going to simplify a lot and hope my memory of long ago lessons is correct.

In this context the “vv” combination was fairly common in Latin and it does have a ‘w’ like sound, which I’m pretty sure is how ‘w’ came to be. In earlier Latin they did not use a ‘vee’ sound. The ‘w’ sounding consonant was represented by a single letter “v”, but the vowel sound now known as ‘u’ was also represented by a single letter “v”. Thus “vv” (‘wu’) had a ‘wuh’-like sound. Vowel “v” also had multiple pronunciations (like tune vs tuck), so when the vowel “v” (or ‘u’ in later Latin) was doubled to “vv”, it would have an ‘oo-uh’ or ‘oo-wuh’ like sound.

So, words like vulgare, vulpes, equus, tuus, manuum, vacuum, and uvula, would all have been spelled vvlgare, vvlpes, eqvvs, tvvs, manvvm, vacvvm, and vvvla, and pronounced with a lot of ‘wuh’s.

It’s not because they’re LED. It’s because they’re aftermarket: illegally colored, and poorly aimed or not aimed at all.

Sanity check
Wildcard
Merge Bash Overwrite memory
Key binding
Class inheritance

Do you want to be the blood or the flesh?

Honestly, after a week of executions over here, including one against the wishes of prosecutors and the victim’s family, and another after a witness came forward and said they lied, this is the best news I’ve heard today.

Hard disagree.

1. Waste packaging is a common problem.
2. Lots of folks have cats
3. You can already buy a commercially made strip and strap cutter. This is just fixed size version that uses a more common blade.

Honestly, my bigger gripe with the video is the little dots of hot glue. That feels like wouldn’t hold up (I’ve had cats disassemble store bought scratchers). I’d brush on flour paste or thinned down school glue for non-toxic full coverage. You could even mix in cat nip to encourage use.